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for my birthday i got to read chapter 80

tamon, baby, i love you sooooooooo much im so glad to see him wanting to improve himself klsjfdf kinda wish he wasn't only doing it to get a chance with utage

but still!!!! i hope he continues and eventually it becomes something he's doing for himself, i can't wait to see his growth!!!

#tamon kun ima docchi!?#tamon's b side #xabi.txt

loved the tamon-kun special after stage, i wish i could go to the real life f/ace live in november

#tamon kun ima docchi!?#tamon's b side #i always enjoy seeing the seiyuu talk about their characters #also there were some not so subtle hints at a second season so im just crossing my fingers waiting for the announcement #xabi.txt

i binged watched the anime last week and then binge read the manga and i need to put my thoughts about chapter 79 somewhere bc i dont wanna bother my bestie more than i already have lmao

poor keito's gonna end up bald from the stress

#tamon's b side #tamon kun ima docchi!?#spoilers #i got so sad with the end of last chapter that i started writing a fanfic lmao #im now completely obsessed with this i've been listening to f/ace off nonstop for like 2 days now #xabi.txt

penrosesun

Strange trans lifehack that I stumbled into:

For years I went by a shortened version of my legal name, which was generally considered to be a masculine name. People gave me endless grief for this. It was too much work to remember, compared to my legal name. It was just so hard to remember that I spelled it the normal masc way that people spelled that nickname, and not a femme-ified Tragideigh alternate spelling. It wasn’t even that different from my legal name anyway, so what was the big deal with people just using my legal name? Why was I being so difficult?

Then I legally changed my name to something ethnic and tricky to pronounce, with the exact same shortened nickname.

Now every time I tell people “oh, you can just call me x” I can hear the palpable relief in their voice as they do so. Overnight, my nickname turned from a concession to me into a concession to them. I instantly went from difficult to magnanimous – I’ve had people thank me for going by the same name I’ve been going by and getting grief for for well over a decade.

I guess sometimes the solution to “remembering your preferred name is too hard” is just to put the fear of god in ‘em. Oh, you think this incredibly common name that just happens to be a different gender is hard? Nah, I’ll show you hard. How about every time a stranger complains that remembering a preferred name in addition to what’s on my paperwork is too complicated, I add another phoneme that doesn’t exist in English to my legal one. Choke on that, lol.

#if my parents ever find out i changed my name they're gonna be SO relieved i started insisting on the nickname mika lmaoooo #they're just not used to it being a nickname for my dead name but i bet they'll have no trouble using it if they found out my name is mikae